Count Adolph IV of Schauenburg

Count Adolph IV of Schauenburg was a historical figure from the 13th century, known for ruling the County of Schauenburg in what is now northern Germany. He was part of a noble family that played a significant role in regional politics and landholding during the medieval period. His reign involved managing his territories, engaging in alliances, and participating in the broader power struggles of the time. The Schauenburg family contributed to the development of local governance and influenced the socio-political landscape of northern Germany, helping to shape the history of the region during the Middle Ages.